I invested my money into this company around October of 2012, with the same layout that Scott described in his report. He was a friend of my mother's growing up, and went to school together. While he was in town he decided to grace me with this "Amazing opportunity that has the potential for high yield profits". Seeing as how I had just come into some money, and with my mother vouching for his character I decided to "invest" in this idea(He also showed me the graphs, charts, and business models that Scott accurately described). After not hearing from this guy for almost 6 months, I decided to give him a call, and ask how the business is coming along. He has been telling me for over 2 1/2 years the same thing over and over again, "We are on the brink of getting the loan from the bank, etc.". After asking for my "investment" back he told me that all the money was tied up until the loan gets approved and he couldn't pay me yet. I had my doubts, since day one, however my mom has continually vouched for him, and I took her word that he was a good man that would pay me back for my investment in his company. I can never get a hold of him anymore and haven't seen as much as a penny since I gave him the money for the investment, and have been getting really irritated with this goose-chase. Scott, if you read this I hope you contact me, I would be more than willing to testify in court as well and get involved in getting our money back.
Brian Figueroa the "CEO" of Trinity Energy Group has been trying to raise funding to start numerous oil projects throughtout the U.S. and with their exclusive rights in Belize. According to Brian they're days away from getting funding from a large investment bank to begin these projects and just need some extra cash flow to hold them over before they receive it.
Being friends and business partners with his dad I initally hesitated to sign up but since I trusted his father I decided to give Brian a shot. He spoke to me on the phone and his brother provided every bit of evidence, charts, records you could imagine to show they're the real deal. So stupidly I decided to invest, the kicker that whatever I put in I would get back once they got funded.
Well fast forward a few weeks and Brian wanted to meet up with me to let me know where we stood. Again, they were close to getting funded and wanted me to know if I'd like to invest a bit more. I was recluctant again but this time Brian offered a promissorry note promising to replay the loan after 60 days so I decided to give them additonal funding knowing this time it was a loan and not an investment.
Days turned into weeks then eventually months and I never received my money back. I asked Brian what was taking so long and he said they could get funded any day now and to be patient. Well after hearing "we're close" more times than I could stomach over the course of 6 months from the initial 60 days and I finally had to file suit in court to get my money back. Our date is set for March 2016. Bottom line these guys are slick talkers and have a very streamlined pitch with all the bells and whistles. BEWARE and I strongly recommend staying away from this "opportunity".
Trinity Energy Group Inc. Reviews
I invested my money into this company around October of 2012, with the same layout that Scott described in his report. He was a friend of my mother's growing up, and went to school together. While he was in town he decided to grace me with this "Amazing opportunity that has the potential for high yield profits". Seeing as how I had just come into some money, and with my mother vouching for his character I decided to "invest" in this idea(He also showed me the graphs, charts, and business models that Scott accurately described). After not hearing from this guy for almost 6 months, I decided to give him a call, and ask how the business is coming along. He has been telling me for over 2 1/2 years the same thing over and over again, "We are on the brink of getting the loan from the bank, etc.". After asking for my "investment" back he told me that all the money was tied up until the loan gets approved and he couldn't pay me yet. I had my doubts, since day one, however my mom has continually vouched for him, and I took her word that he was a good man that would pay me back for my investment in his company. I can never get a hold of him anymore and haven't seen as much as a penny since I gave him the money for the investment, and have been getting really irritated with this goose-chase. Scott, if you read this I hope you contact me, I would be more than willing to testify in court as well and get involved in getting our money back.
Brian Figueroa the "CEO" of Trinity Energy Group has been trying to raise funding to start numerous oil projects throughtout the U.S. and with their exclusive rights in Belize. According to Brian they're days away from getting funding from a large investment bank to begin these projects and just need some extra cash flow to hold them over before they receive it.
Being friends and business partners with his dad I initally hesitated to sign up but since I trusted his father I decided to give Brian a shot. He spoke to me on the phone and his brother provided every bit of evidence, charts, records you could imagine to show they're the real deal. So stupidly I decided to invest, the kicker that whatever I put in I would get back once they got funded.
Well fast forward a few weeks and Brian wanted to meet up with me to let me know where we stood. Again, they were close to getting funded and wanted me to know if I'd like to invest a bit more. I was recluctant again but this time Brian offered a promissorry note promising to replay the loan after 60 days so I decided to give them additonal funding knowing this time it was a loan and not an investment.
Days turned into weeks then eventually months and I never received my money back. I asked Brian what was taking so long and he said they could get funded any day now and to be patient. Well after hearing "we're close" more times than I could stomach over the course of 6 months from the initial 60 days and I finally had to file suit in court to get my money back. Our date is set for March 2016. Bottom line these guys are slick talkers and have a very streamlined pitch with all the bells and whistles. BEWARE and I strongly recommend staying away from this "opportunity".